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It's been a while! So of the second sac only two slings hatched. I did find, as ArachnoClown had stated, that the eggs were too dry. I should've stuck to my original plan (which I had already changed halfway the first sac) and I would've been more successful.

I've been in contact with local breeders to share setups for the eggs. Thanks for the help and comments everyone!

I had a total of 122 slings, 42 of which I have donated to a local seller and friend of mine. The rest is still with me. Most are now 2FH and they all eat well (as I would suspect of L. parahybana, the little munchers!).

[QUOTE="Kazegal, post: 198511, member: 36550"] It's been a while! So of the second sac only two slings hatched. I did find, as ArachnoClown had stated, that the eggs were too dry. I should've stuck to my original plan (which I had already changed halfway the first sac) and I would've been more successful. I've been in contact with local breeders to share setups for the eggs. Thanks for the help and comments everyone! I had a total of 122 slings, 42 of which I have donated to a local seller and friend of mine. The rest is still with me. Most are now 2FH and they all eat well (as I would suspect of L. parahybana, the little munchers!). [/QUOTE]

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